5- Two electric fields exist at the origin, E1= 15 f (N/C) and E2-f(N/C). Themagnitude of the net electric field at the origin is:a) 2 N/Cb) 3 N/Cc) 6 N/Cd) 5 N/Ce) 4 N/CE-?

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5- Two electric fields exist at the origin, E1= 15 f (N/C) and E2-f(N/C). The
magnitude of the net electric field at the origin is:
a) 2 N/C
b) 3 N/C
c) 6 N/C
d) 5 N/C
e) 4 N/C
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